- elvis's version of "hound dog" was a huge smash and completely eclipsed willie mae's version.emotion in song. - ♪ this is some bullshit ♪ some real, real bullshit [fans screaming] y'all want him to sing that to a dog too? ole jumpsuit-wearing, hip-swiveling mother-- - [bleep]. willie mae thornton was a talented artist who launched an iconic song, only to have her legacy washed away. but we remember her, and you can't wash this away. go ahead, dulcé. show 'em yours. - uh, i told you i wasn't doing that. you know, she had too many names. that's all for this week. tune in next time to hear about a woman so talented, so promising, her vagina almost didn't get in the way. - almost. [dramatic music] [bass-heavy rock music] ♪ - well, for years, 911's been handling calls that, it turns out, aren't actual emergencies. - so we came up with a program to help white people decide if their emergency was an actual emergency. we hired a black operator. - 911. what's your emergency? - i'm on the train, and these black people are talking, and it's loud and i think there could be a fight. - okay

please welcome willie geist, ladies and gentlemen!u so much for coming on the show. i know because -- so this is a a very weird story. because we've -- i've been on your show with you. >> thank you, yes. >> jimmy: which i love, by the way. you're fantastic. i love the show, it's so good. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: but running into each other in the hallway, has only happened twice, i would say. and both times i was dressed as kenny rogers. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's a very odd thing for me, but i know you don't believe me. because i don't dress up like kenny rogers. >> no. so the last two times i've seen you, at least two, maybe three, you've been full kenny rogers. which is the beard, the hair. like 1981 kenny rogers with a a vest. >> jimmy: yes, yes. >> like the country music awards. >> jimmy: dolly, kenny and dolly -- yes. but i'm in like a tuxedo and a a vest as kenny rogers. and i saw you and i go, "hey, what's up, buddy?" and we were talking, and i just go "take care and see you later." and then hoda and kathie l

have you been to willie's house lately, willie nelson in hawaii i was there with him and i don't knownd. >> jimmy: okay it can't come to you. >> there's not an active volcano -- no it would be quite a reach, there's not an active volcano on maui, i hope not. it's devastating. >> jimmy: do you go over and play cards over there. >> yeah i was just there the other day. >> jimmy: you were. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: who else was at the card game. >> our buddy stan was there. not people you would necessarily know. yeah. oh, nelly. >> jimmy: don nelson that's a good one. what's the most largest sum of money you lost in a situation at willie nelson's house. >> just -- you don't really want to know that. >> jimmy: really it's not a low stakes game? >> well it could be low. >> jimmy: starts out as low. >> it could start out as low. >> jimmy: are there limits. >> sometimes the thing is, you work into the evening, you know, willie opens up the parameters a little bit more and then you're in more hot water when you get home. and that kind of thing. >> jimmy: i see. >> i build a wing on willie's hou

willie, tell me why? >> well, we're on c-span so i'm not going to answer but i'll tell when i get off stage. in her defense i think she is a legitimate star. she has been decorated, won all the awards, in her case it applies. >> excellent. >> you were saying something but fdr. >> yeah. the thing but. >> the thing but john tyler -- 13 on thursday is what commerce department estimates family of four needs to lead a classic post world war ii middle class life. so in that gap you have room for a populist insurgency. the number that scares me even more is that 17% of americans trust the federal government. that's down from 77% in 1965. so, we have gone from more than three out our four americans to fewer than one in five, and so what happened, i think, is to some extent i think enough voters in the right states said to washington, you know, if bogey going act like bunch of professional wrestle are, we'll send you one and his president -- everybody talks but twitter for understandable reasons -- the real vernac

>> good morning, willie. with harvey and irma, maria, alberto is here and we already have 9 tropical storm warnings. 20 million people under flood watches as we go flout the memorial day weekend and the storm is accelerating to the north. let's help you plan your holiday weekend. is 165 miles west of tampa, florida. it's going to move north and head toward the big bend area of florida. panama city possibly thehehe la fall position. i am not ccern with the winds. we will see a storm surge 2o 4 feet. 's sceptible, apapapappapapalac those could see water problems. the bigger issue is the rain maker with the storm over the next 2 to 4 days. the southeast has gotten soaked thismay. it soaked, the soil is saturated and we'll get torreial aunts of rain fall through "today's special value" -- today. watch out for the penti for tornad tod as the storms come through. you may get some breaks of sun with this. the heavyvyvy rainfall if we're going to get destruction and devastation out of this, panama city uppp to montgo

we believe willie adams is uniquely qualified to be a port commissioner. his knowledge and history with organized labor makes him singularly qualified and we urge you to support his reappointment today. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any other members of the public wish to speak on this item please come forward. if not, public comment is closed. supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: i will make a motion to amend -- number 5? >> approve the mayor's nomination. >> supervisor yee: to approve the mayor's nomination for the reappointment of willie adams to the port commission with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor safai: and seconded. we could do that with full unanimous support? thank you, commissioner adams for your continued service. congratulations. please call the next item. >> item 6 is a motion approving or rejecting the mayor's nomination for the appointment of gail gilman to the port commission for a term ending may 1st, 2022. >> supervisor safai: thank you. commissioner gilman, please come forward. >> thank you, supervisors and supervisor safai.

willie? >> let's bring in nbc news hans nickels.appears by all reports we've heard was actually caught off guard by this statement from north korea saying that not only have they broken off talks with south korea but perhaps the negotiation and the meeting on june 12th with president trump might be in peril, too. it's a very detailed statement. it talks about libya. it talks about john bolton and all the problems -- >> if you're just talking to me. i was going to tell you what it was like here at the pentagon when this broke. it's fashionable to say that you're shocked but not surprised. here they genuinely seemed surprised about this event and this statement. they went into muscle memory. what you saw here at the pentagon is them reverting back to an old statement and that is saying, look, here is what we're doing with these drills. this is simply about interoperability and they kept stressing these were defensive in nature these drills. i have to say here in general the line from the pentagon has been that the economic sanctions a

our moderator is willy the host of nbc news sunday today with willy geist also co-host of msnbc morning joe, and our regular host and contradict tore to today as well as nbc nightly lose with holt and "meet the press" and author of three bookses including "new york times" best sellers, good talk, dad, and american freak show. as always i ask as our speakers join me on the stage this evening that you make sure that anything that makes noise like cell phone is switched off. and now please do join me in welcoming our speakers tonight -- [applause] >> thank you. no, no, no i couldn't -- after you. i accept. up, good evening how's everybody doing? both important, i say as my mom and dad arrived. they have if not i was going to stretch until they sat down but uncle herb is not here. right. no -- parole. that's a long story about my mom's brother. happy birthday tomorrow, dad. this is your -- and happy mother's day next week this is your gift so please enjoy that. please enjoy. i demand a rain check. [laughter] so when john called me and asked me to do this, he's a dear friend of mine first th

it is willie's. give me those. sing happy birthday? >> and with all my friends here. thank you, mika. >> this is awesome. how old are you? >> 43 years old today. >> happy birthday, willie geist. >> 43? >> i got on new blue glasses. >> he's so young. >> willie geist, everybody. >> thank you, guys. >> joe, i think we want to recognize willie's contributions to the tweet desk as he passes the torch to sam stein. this is your cake saying good-bye. >> step aside, my retirement from the tweet desk. >> that's a princeton professor right there. >> that's a good look. >> there it is. >> joe, final thoughts? >> final thoughts, i mean, i think right now, eddie says it all. put the glasses back on, man. >> because if you don't, i will. >> eddie channeling elton john at dodgers stadium in

congratulations, willie. a couple of great games and last night, red sox, it was back and forth affair. red sox, 6-5, until the eighth inning and then the yankees just stepped on the gas. >> the playoff atmosphere, the stadium was rocking, mike barnicle was there. the yankee line-up, 1-9 is brutal. >> yup. exactly. >> where were we? >> where were we? >> let me just say congratulations you guys are in first place. on may 10th. that's awesome. i've got to tell you, it felt really good being in first place, april 22nd. but it's a long, as we've all said, both sides have said, it's a long, long season. but i think as long as david price decides to show up this year and earn at least $15 of his multimillion-dollar salary, we'll have a very good pennant race, mike, right? >> absolutely. it's not even memorial day. we hang in there, the yankees have a very, very good team. 1-9 is brutal. pitching to them. look on the bright side, the celtics beat the 76ers last night. >> you there. go. >> we won't won't ask you any

i'm willie geist. we'll get to the latest overnight comments from the president and his legal team in a moment. but hawaii remains this morning under a state of emergency with lava flowing through neighborhoods, destroying homes, and releasing toxic gases as hundreds of earthquakes now rattle the big island after the kilauea volcano erupted. we'll take you there live. >>> plus, president trump's new lawyer rudy giuliani back on tv overnight defending his client and talking about whether the president would speak to the special counsel. the latest in a string of appearanc appearanc appearances telling different stories about the payoff to porn star stormy daniels, who by the way made a cameo overnight on "saturday night live." we talk to chuck todd about all of that. and later, a sunday sit-down with oscar winner ron howard, born into hollywood and finding his way from child stardom to becoming one of the most acclaimed filmmakers in show business. >> you were a successful actor. >> yeah. >> so i'm sure

it is willie's. give me those. yes, come on. >> you guy, thank you very much. >> joe, do you want to sing happy birthday? >> and with all my friends here. thank you, mika. >> this is awesome. how old are you? >> 43 years old today. >> happy birthday, willie geist. >> 43? >> i got on new blue glasses. >> he's so young. >> willie geist, everybody. >> thank you, guys. >> joe, i think we want to recognize willie's contributions to the tweet desk as he passes the torch to sam stein. this is your cake saying good-bye. >> step aside, my retirement from the tweet desk. >> that's a princeton professor right there. >> that's a good look. >> there it is. >> joe, final thoughts? >> final thoughts, i mean, i think right now, eddie says it all. put the glasses back on, man. >> because if you don't, i will. >> eddie channeling elton john at dodgers stadium in 1973, '74, that's beautiful. all right. happy birthday, willie. >> thanks, guys. >> that does it for us this morning. >> stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> happy birt

we need this. >> and you know, willie, willie, we do. mookie is having an extraordinary season. but you know, willie, i love pennant races and everything. but where i would love the red sox to be moved to next year, if the commissioner of baseball would consider it, would be the american league central, where the cleveland indians have a, they have a 22-23 record and they are in first place. >> in fairness, they won last night and pulled up to .500. they're 23-23. >> my bad. >> but the east is incredible. >> joyce vance, how are the birmingham barons this season? >> they always have a good season. >> joyce we have much more to talk to you about. >>> still ahead, president trump continues to vent his frustrations about an reports of an fbi informant in his campaign this to 16. >>> and the anti-mueller movement is pushing louder and louder. the co-founder of axios explains what it might mean for the special counsel. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mai

willie, what do you have in store? >> good morning, guys. good to see you.ek on sunday today is ron howard. we'll talk about a career that began at the age of 6 with his role as opey taylor, then on to richie cunningham on happy days before a career as an oscar winning director. he's now out with one of his biggest thrills and challenges, directing the latest "star wars" movie solo. our sunday sit-down with ron howard plus the latest as always in news and politics this weekend on sunday today. you can catch us on sunday morning or set the dvr and watch any time. ly see you on sunday and for now send it back to you, frances and phillip. >> always good stuff on sunday with willie. thanks. >> kamille cosby, the wife of bill cosby made her first public comment since the comedian weas convicted of sexual assault. she lashed out at the media, a frenzied demonization of cosby. and unaccepting of the accusers allegations without any attendant proof. she compared her husband to emmet till, a black teenager lynched after falsely being accused by a white woman in the 1

let's head to willie for a preview. morning, willie. >> good morning, guys.n of sunday today, my guest is mother of two and generally hilarious human being melissa mccarthy. we talk about her humble beginnings as an illinois farm girl and how she hustled her way to becoming one of the most successful actors in hollywood. our sunday sit-down with melissa mccarthy plus all the latest news and politics this weekend on sunday today. you can catch us live in the morning or set your dvr and watch us anytime. back to you frances and phillip. and we'll see you on sunday morning. >> thanks. >>> it is time for some mother's day deals, and "early today" has some top offers to help you plan for sunday. mom is going to love mom's free fro-yo at a tcby near you. and moms eat free all day at hooters with this offer if you can get her to go there on sunday. >> for wings, right? >> whether you want to treat grandma, ma'am, or yourself, you can cash on special deals and discount at jcpenney's and get $4 momosas at hool i lans if your make your reservations now. ibotta is offer

he's willie brown one of the great politicians ever in this country democrat of california he served as speaker of the california state assembly and was the forty first mayor of san francisco and he joins me from that beautiful city right. you said it's time for democrats to stop bashing donald trump why he seems so bashful well that and it's almost natural that's what you want to do but you could become awfully lazy and ultimately not victorious if you stay only what the bastion i think you have to call him out when it's appropriate to so do i think you have to nail him and that gives you lots of he gives you lots of opportunities but i think you have to address the needs of the american people whom hillary clinton did not address when she sought the presidency if we're going to win this time around congressman al green a democrat of texas recently told c.-span there's a good likelihood that articles of impeachment will be brought against president trump if democrats win the house is that wrong just do that to say that no not at all but you've got to be very careful to make sure you

back on the show performing "weed, whiskey and willie," give it up for the brothers osborne, everyonealin' ♪ ♪ and when it all goes to hell the only thing i believe in ♪ ♪ is weed whiskey and willie ♪ ♪ you can take the rain you can take all leave my name you can have my heart ♪ ♪ it's broken anyway you can take my reputation and drag it through the mud go on and abuse it ♪ ♪ but don't take my smoke my jug of brown liquor or my country music ♪ ♪ i've got bottles and vinyl stacked to the ceilin' i get stoned for survival it helps with the healin' ♪ ♪ and when it all goes to hell the only thing i believe in ♪ ♪ is weed whiskey and willie ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ turn the music up i'm gonna lock all the doors turn off the lights and close every blind ♪ ♪ there ain't nobody home and the pictures on the wall just about lost in a cloud of smoke ♪ ♪ all my vices and heroes will hold me together when i'm lettin' you go ♪ ♪ i've got bottles and vinyl stacked to the ceilin' i get stoned for survival it helps with the healin' ♪ ♪ and when it all goes to hell the only thing i believe in ♪ ♪ is weed whiskey

. >> [habla en inglÉs] luz: willy es uno de cientos de trabajadores que hoy no se pusieron sus uniformes a las calles para pedir mejores tratos laborales mandando un mensaje de que sin ellos la producciÓn se estanca. >> [indiscernible] luz: para willy, el solo marchar no fue suficiente. Él quiso que su energÍa trascendiera generaciones. >> [indiscernible] luz: su padre espera que esta experiencia demuestra lo que un grupo unido puede lograr y que en el pasado esta unidad fue la que lo respaldÓ en momentos de discriminaciÓn. >> la conmigo para que vea. luz: varios sindicatos aseguraron que esta marcha no puede ser utilizada como represalia ya que hay leyes que protegen a estos trabajadores aÚn cuando cientos dejaron sus empleos hoy. los -->> los ataques contra la gente trabajadora latina. luz: algo interesante de este lugar donde ha finalizado la marcha es que, le quiero pedir a mi camarÓgrafo que muestre la cara de las personas. la mayorÍa son jÓvenes. en la maÑana estÁbamos entrevistando a personas que trabajan en la limpieza, en construcciÓn, en el puerto de esta ciudad, y ahora podemo

it's all of ours. >> thank you, willie. before i turn to our -- this month in parks, let me do a quick acknowledgment. our assistant superintendent for golden gate park, dave and his crew help ste stuard the lodge. as we move into high season, dave and his crew deserve a special shoutout for the the caring stewardship they offer our park which on april 4th, celebrated a birthday. >> congratulations and thank you. >> now, this month in parks. >> he raised $285 and presented it to our mayor and said please fix our playground. >> we just wanted to raise money for, like, the children's playground >> that concludes the general managers report. >> thank you very much. >> is there any public comment under the general manager's report? being none, this item is closed. >> i've got a couple of questions here. >> sorry. >> commissioner anderson, did you want to say something? >> yeah. i wanted to comment -- willie, i wanted to tell you that i really commend the work that you've been doing and i wanted to tell you that one of my friend

. >> giants and braves on willie mays 87th birthday. say pablo top of the third tied at one. sandoval with rbi single. look at the speed from allen on third, joe panics replacement, blanco doesn't get off the ground and safe. and tying run at third. giants win again 4-3 first sweep -- no, no, no. who wrote that. no, it was july of last year. a's and o's, i have to get one of those. pedro alvarez, whoops, both guys safe. scores on ground out to tie. matt olsen he has power, this is in the gap, left center, oh, what an effort by craig begin t gentry. that would be final a's sweeping. worse record. nice to win. and say happy birthday to willie mays. >> first ally hoop on >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 raw power of nature on full display. just getting into the newsroom incredible images of lava shooting 300 feet in the sky nearest den shall neighborhood on hawaiiig island. >> and after louisiana kmedian tweeted he opened the warrior star would get shot. >> first charles barkley now this guy. >> what a mess. >> a ven tears infiniti war dominated box office. >> super hero film

willie? what do we have next?ankees and red sox are competitive we'll have sports on the show. >>> rudy giuliani has resigned from his job at a manhattan law firm to focus on representing president trump in the russia probe. nbc reports partners have grown increasingly frustrated with the way joij has handled himself in the last couple of weeks. especially his leave of absence status at the firm which allows him to collect the president's legal bills. giuliani calls his departure from the firm a mutual decision and the firm took issue with giuliani's comments that michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels was a common practice. >> that was money that was paid by, by his lawyer, the way i would do out of his law firm funds. michael would take care of things like this. like i take care of things like this for my clients. >> the "times" asked the manhattan law firm about those remarks after giuliani's resignation and received this response. quote we cannot speak for mr. giuliani, with respect to what was intended by

i'm willie geist.his morning a small texas community and the country in mourning after a horrific school shooting left eight high school students and two teachers dead has added s to a long list of towns shattered by gun violence. we're there with the young lives lost. >>> then the international spectacle of prince harry marrying his new duchess meghan gets a beautiful dose of american church added to the ceremony. we are live in london with a recap. >>> and later, a sunday sit down with emmy and golden globe winner laura dern. one of the stars of the hbo hit series "big little lies" and ""star wars," the last jedi." >> i became quite clever and somewhat strategic, stealth even, by you know going to my mom's birthday party in the corner and saying will you let me come and read a monologue for you and tell me if i have talent and if i do, will you send me out on the audition. >> wow. how old are you? >> 11. >> a sunday sit down with laura dern. >>> but let's begin in santa fe, texas, where we are a lear

here's the other irony willie.told me repeatedly in conversation, he'll often say things are great in new york city, they're great, crime is down, things are great. he'll acknowledge openly that new york city has gotten safer, then he'll turn around and attack immigrants and paint a very few disgusting gang members, don't get me wrong, i want to get them all in jail and deported but he'll paint them as the semi-particular of all latinos. that's what's going on and we shouldn't accept it because the facts speak against it. he knows this is a safe city and it's a city of immigrants. >> steve wanted me to ask you based on an announcement you made, can he openly smoke blunts when he walks around the upper east side? >> willie, steve rattner has been misunderstood. steve rattner is a hearing impairedpy. >> willie doesn't want to take the hit for this question. >> you told me to ask. >> he's a hippy waiting to come out. >> what the the law? >> the law in new york state is it is not legal to smoke marijuana in public and

willie morris is from massachusetts. >> he's an american from massachusetts. in this other disturbing incident, a man named isaac saul said he yelled at an orthodox jewish man participating in a protest calling him a fake jew. making a run for it. he has called and left messages at his law office but has not heard back. where schlossberg's office is says it's terminating his agreement with him. he may not have gotten some of our messages. you know, his firm is on yelp and there was a one-star campaign on yelp for people all over the country to give him one-star reviews. >> this, they call the tactic yelp bombing? >> yelp bomb iing. yelp had to clean up his yelp review yesterday because it was overwhelmed with people telling yelp what they thought of him. >> he can backpedal. >> i don't know that it's a good business move. >>> severe weather threatening the great plains. let's get the late frest from d van dam. >> more wet weather is expected today for places like baltimore, philly and d.c. flash flood watches for those locations. anywhere you see that shading

>> senator, it's willie geist.t said last week that you wish mueller would quote, wrap it up. i wonder why there's this urgency to get it over with. you were a practicing attorney for a long time. shouldn't the time for it to wrap up is when all the evidence has been gathered and then the special counsel can give us his report? why this rush to get it over with now? >> well, i don't think we're rushing. i mean, it's been a year. >> but you don't know where the investigation stands so why would you say right here and now that it's time to wrap it up without knowing what's happening in the investigation? >> this is why i say that. russian interference and they did try to interfere in our 2016 elections, it's an important issue, but we've got a lot of other important issues and this issue just sucks all the oxygen out of the room. i mean, on some days that's all anybody wants to talk about up here. in the media and outside the media and all i'm saying is my personal preference, i'm not trying to tell mr. mueller what

>> our north america correspondent davis willis. thank you.ow, it was on and then it was off and now it could be bk on again. president trump has suggested that the canceled summit the north korean leader kim jong-un might te place next month after all. also, the u.s.resident took the world by surprise and announced the meeting was off. now he says both sides are in renewed negotiations. here's our north american editor john sobel. >> --somele. >> as the north koreans set off their narucle seemed all hopes for a summit went off about the same time these ssi assembly -- blew into smither marines. he meetings were called off by president trump after north korean perspective kim jong-un. overnight the north koreans issued a conciliatory statementt staying unal announcement to cancel the summit is unexpeed and we cannot but feel great regret for it. we have the intent to sit with the u.s. side to solve problems regardless at any time. and that was a music to donald trump's ears. you remember the summits tt was off? t mite be back on. president tru

i'm gerri willis. we could order little bit donalds. what would you get?heryl: i would get pancakes. gerri: i like the egg and sausage biscuit. top justice department and fbi officials that too brief a bipartisan group of lawmakers today shortly after they meet with key republicans to discuss an fbi informant who spoke with the trump campaign in 2016. cheryl: griff jenkins live in washington with the details of the two separate meetings we are having today. good morning. reporter: good morning good presents for breakfast or in washington. two high-level ones. democrats have is the one of them. questions of whether the campaign in 2015. it would be unprecedented. >> a very serious event. when i look at the documents, i hope it's not so because if it is, there's never been anything like it in the history of our country. we now call us by agape. reporter: the first meeting break devin nunes and trey gowdy includes the participants, fbi director chris make him a deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in chief of staff john kelly. a second meeting with added dr

willie follows the blood trail to this bedroom. >> he said he came right in this door. pushed the door open, he found the bodies right there. fred had taken seven bullet holes in the chest, and she had one shot in the head. >> bullet holes in the wall, bullet holes in the door, bullet holes in that chair? >> right. >> wow. i'll tell you, bullet holes, blood and bodies -- i think i've seen enough for now. all 15 fbi agents walk away unscathed. nearly 2,000 shots were fired over four hours that day. >> this is a 100-shot machine gun used by ma barker. >> it remains the longest shootout in fbi history. >> whether they like it or not, carson and marion bradford's lake house becomes known as "the ma barker house." >> the family wasn't really that talkative about it, but, as a kid, i would hear the story. i remember being, you know, really young and being intrigued with the story. >> adding to the intrigue, some people swear the place is now haunted. >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> elizabeth cockrell is carson's youn

and gerri willis and gerri willis infra- lorinda simonetti. cheryl: a lot of braking is to get everyone up to speed. gerri: day, big, big and attend going on in the market. train to first, breaking overnight news. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani telling robert mueller won't indict the president. giuliani saying investigators told translators that they would follow the justice department's view that the constitution bars prosecuting a sitting president. juliano also saying -- >> remember clinton's supposed to subpoena and voluntarily complied. and then his administration wrote a memo saying they can't do that. gerri: today marks one year since they were appointed to see the investigation. investigators have charged 19 people including four trump campaign advisers and three russian companies. >> for more, let's bring in macy's. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. cheryl: there's been a debate about invading a sitting president. how does this differ from a subpoena? >> absolutely. twice now the justice departme

. >> just to talk to her, willie? >> it's been worth the wait. >> it's been a long ride. >> and cj behind me, he's been waiting, too. >> there he is. we're going to get to -- the rose anne story, that was staggering in just a minute. great action i think by abc. >> quick, too. >> they acted quickly. >> they're on the west coast. when this stuff broke -- >> they went at it. >> anybody that has friends who work on the west coast, they don't get into the office until about 11:30. they have lunch at 1:00 and then, they got to go to a thing by 3:00. >> it's pretty crazy. absolutely horrendous what she tweeted. really raises issues about the level of racism that people don't even understand is you know, simmering between below the surface. >> i mean -- >> gene and i talk about how great it was when abc did that. it was great what they did. >> i think i read a tweet yesterday, this never happened in history of television when the number one show got canceled. she was front and center, the first person that came out in the up

willie. >> a middle school. a middle school. pete williams, we'll stay on this story along with you. thanks so much. >>> police are searching for two suspects in a restaurant bombing in suburban toronto that sent 15 people to the hospital, three critically injured. surveillance cameras recorded two men walking into this popular indian restaurant. one carried an object believed to be a homemade bomb. the men set off their device and ran away. officials tell us there's no indication this was a hate crime or act of terrorism but it comes one month after a driver plowed a van into a lunchtime crowd in downtown toronto and killed ten people. no motive has been established in that incident. >>> also this morning both north korea and president trump are speaking out about the president's decision to suddenly cancel what would have been an historic talk with kim jong-un. so can that summit be saved? we'll talk about that with senator lindsey graham in just a moment. but first, nbc's peter alexander is at the white house for us. peter, g

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. >> on sunday we get the tweet, willie. monday we find out that right before that tweet, chinese government stroked a cool check, $500 million. are they, announced they plan on -- >> it's just -- half a billion dollars to -- i mean it's such a small world, how could, how, could you imagine to trump organization, project. >> it's serendipity, joe. did you ever see that movie? >> yes. >> like they're skating around in the park and meet each other and it all comes together and it's just -- that's kind of like, it's kind of like the -- the kate blankenship threw up at the end and it's a $500 million check that lands in trump's hands. >> you could see raj shah, he had no answer for it. ask that guy. this has always been the problem, from the time he announced he was going to run for president, somebody who has so much business around the world. so many entangling alliances, there were always going to be conflicts of interest. this one appears to be so blatant and so direct that suddenly he leaves his core campaign promise to pro

david: one of her students was willie mays. my mom taught willie mays.id: was he a good student? condoleezza: i asked him once. he said she told me son, you are going to be a ballplayer. if you need to leave early, you go ahead and do that. [laughter] that doesn't sound exactly like my mother, but that is a great story and i will hold onto it. david: your father was a republican. condoleezza: yes, he was. in the early 1950's in birmingham, alabama, there were not many republicans. the way that it happened is my father and mother before they were married went down to register to vote and the poll tester looked at my father, big, tall man, football player, and said, so how many beans are in this jar? my father could not answer the question. he said, you don't pass the test. my father went back to his church and told the story to the man who was one of his elders, and he said, reverend, don't worry about it. i will tell you how to get registered. he said there is a clerk who is a republican. he said she is trying to build a republican party. if you say you

we'll chat with former mayor, willie brown. antonio villaraigosa for governor. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. most of it -- foot traffic. thousands of runners are taking part in the "bay to breakers" race >>> expect plenty traffic in san francisco today. most of it, foot traffic. thousands of runners are taking part in today's beta breakers race. welcome back. 6:29. >> good morning. the runners are making their way to the starting line right now. >> anne joins us live from is of sufficient with more on the race -- s

. >> you don't want the hair all willy-nilly.pped up. >> that a quote from the religious text, willy-nilly? >> i'm not sure. i'd have to look it up. >> the book says thou shalt not let the hair be willy-nilly. >> could be. could be. >> naturally when the army recruiter came to me the first year of medical school and said would you like to join i said yeah, love to join. you know. but i come like this. you know with turban and beard. he said, yeah, yeah we have -- we have sikhs in the army. it's no problem. about 2008 they said actually we looked at the the regs you have to remove the turban and shade shave the beard. and i said respectfully, sir i can't do that. it took me a year and a half, nearly 50 congressional signatures on the letter to the secretary of defense gates at the time. 16,000 petitioners on a letter. a mammoth effort to get one guy in. >> so when you got the exemption it was just for you to wear the turban and the beard. it wasn't just for any sikh? >> yeah, correct. so i was the first religious accommodation in

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here's our north america correspondent, david willis.arvey weinstein, once a fixture on the red carpet, it seems his dramatic fall from grace is about to enter a new chapter. the man who racked up oscars for films such as shakespeare in love is today expected to turn himself into detectives and face charges of sexual assault. among his accusers is lucy evans, formerly an aspiring actress who claims the movie mogul abused her at his office in new york. she and a string of hollywood a—listers, gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie among them, were part of a chorus of accusations that gave rise to the #metoo movement, it led to powerful and predatory men in a number of fields being held to account, the latest being morgan freeman, who has now issued a public apology following allegations of inappropriate behaviour onset. the italian actress asean gendt oh, who last weekend repeated claims that harvey weinstein raped her, heralded the news that he now planned to turn himself in with a single word on twitter. bomm! . as well as new york, harvey

afraid of the willie one. you're spot-on. politicians, it's an issue for 30 years, the whole tough on crime era and the willie horton era. been part of the discussion on the issues and i think that changed in the last years, talk about texas and other red states. are hole idea should be we smart on crime and soft on tough on, forget about crime, that is jargon. ook at the states, we have a great plan, great program that the federal government can follow and they are starting to go to the second question on prison reform side. here is the deal, federal level be $50 million every year given for the programs. think the really, what i is a great innovation in this -- step act, , first they will allow outside groups o come in and work with the ma population, so groups like from the last mile, there is other groups out there like twin prison ise, the entrepreneurship in texas. able to come in and work, as well. what we've seen in the state, somewhat a type of public-private partnership in situations. i was up in michigan earlier hi

giuliani and willie brown were on the cover of newsweek as the two outstanding mayors if you recall i was interviewed on one of your programs on this same subject and at that time giuliani was doing the job that mayors do and he was doing it with the plum clearly but at this moment i have no idea larry what his drive and giuliani he is not even doing a good job in my opinion representing a client who looks guilty it seems to me you really need to go back and figure out where all that talent has been clustered and try to get that talent to come back that made him a good mayor when he served in new york do you think the stormy daniels thing in the robert mode investigation is going to bring trump down i believe that robert marlin could very well be the single most important person that this nation as the cleanse us of all the kind of bad things that president trump represents i if i'm from i would fear me more than i fear anything anybody else milla as a talented human being he is a principled human being he is a fearless human being at no point will he make any concession to trump that

david willis reports. time president no—one had arrived at the white house, a meeting to set the agenda for an historic summit had morphed into a discussion about how to save it. i don't want to waste a lot of time and i'm sure he does not want to either. so there is a substantial chance that won't work out, and that is ok. it does not mean it won't work out over a period of time. is ok. it does not mean it won't work out over a period of timem may not work out forjune i2. work out over a period of timem may not work out forjune 12. the us wa nts may not work out forjune 12. the us wants north korea to completely dismantle its nuclear weapons and the demolition of the test side in the demolition of the test side in the north—east of the country is due to ta ke the north—east of the country is due to take place sometime this week, with journalists including to take place sometime this week, withjournalists including now some from south korea, present to watch. but having talked about denuclearisation, kim j

. >> walter willie klorczyk grew up in reduction in the 1950s. what was it like living here?ry. you're exposed to all kinds of animals and bugs and stuff, and you get used to living in the country. >> were the neighbors close? >> very close. i mean, close enough where you couldn't do anything wrong without coming home and finding out that everybody knew about it. >> for willie, reduction will always hold a little piece of childhood magic. >> there was never a streetlight here, and i remember one time we laid down and looked up at the sky, and realized there's more than just a few stars up there. >> for the next 60 years into the early 2000's, john stawovy and his wife, amelia, not only run the town, but maintain its characteristic charm. >> when the people would come to pay the rent, it was like a friend arrived. sometimes my mother would invite them in to have tea or coffee or feed them. they were all very kind to my parents. >> but when their father enters his 80s and begins to suffer from dementia, david, now a retired schoolteacher, finds himself more involved with all th

willie is here.e that the trump campaign diddet get dirt on hillary clinton from the russians. i don't think he meant to do that. did he? maybe he did. yesterday the senate judiciary committee opened up the books on their interviews of the president's top campaign officials and russians peddeling dirt on hillary clinton. the documents shed light on who knew what and when about the controversial summit that stayed vet for more than a year. testimony from russian participants cast more doubt on donald trump jr.'s original claim that the meeting was to discuss russian adoptions. witnesses said he began the meeting by asking for information on hillary clinton. trump jr. was questioned about the e-mail he received before the meeting telling him of, quote, russia and its government's support for mr. trump. asked if he thought that would be problematic, the president's son replied, i didn't think that listening to someone with reflgs relevant to the fitness and character of a presidential candidate would be